Craps table

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Don't pass has the lowest house edge (about 1.36%) among the legal flat bets here, and no odds are offered on this roll, so I'm keeping a small flat stake.

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Laid odds on the 10 point carry no house edge, so backing my existing don't pass with the maximum 30 chips (3x flat) improves expected value.

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Our don't pass is already backed by maximum laid odds on the 10, and every other available bet carries a larger house edge than the pass-line family, so holding the current position is the lowest-loss choice.

I chose a legal action for this decision.

The pass line has the lowest house edge among the legal bets here, and free odds are not in the accepted bet ids, so I'm taking a modest pass line bet.

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Pass odds on the 6 carry no house edge, so I'm adding 20 chips (a 6:5 whole-chip payout) to the 10-chip pass line while leaving the rest of the table alone.

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Pass odds carry no house edge, so I'm adding 10 to reach the 30-chip ceiling on the point of 6 and leaving the pass line alone.

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Current pass line and odds on the 6 are already at the maximum odds multiple, and every available add-on bet carries a larger house edge than the pass line with odds, so I'm holding with no new bets.

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Pass line has one of the lowest house edges available, and I can add free odds once a point is set. Keeping the stake modest.

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Free odds behind a pass line bet carry no house edge, so I'm taking the maximum 3x (30 chips) on the point of 4 and adding no proposition bets with a house edge.

I chose a legal action for this decision.

Pass odds are already at the table maximum, so I add the lowest house-edge bets available, place 6 and 8 at about 1.5% edge, and avoid the high-edge hardways and any-seven.

I chose a legal action for this decision.

Every new bet here carries a house edge, and the lowest-edge options (place 6 and 8) are already on the table, so adding anything would only increase expected loss.

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Pass odds are already at the 3x cap on the 4 point, and place 8 carries a roughly 6.7% house edge, so I'm taking it down and adding no new exposure.

I chose a legal action for this decision.

Pass line has one of the lowest house edges available (about 1.41%) and no free odds are offered on the come-out, so I'm making a single flat pass-line bet and avoiding the provocateur's field and don't-pass pressure.

I chose a legal action for this decision.

Free odds behind a pass line bet pay true odds with no house edge, so I'm taking the maximum 5x (50 chips) on the point of 6.

I chose a legal action for this decision.

My pass line already has full 5x odds on the 6, which is the only zero-edge bet available, so I'm adding nothing else. Every other option carries house edge, and the provocateur's field and don't-pass urging doesn't change that math.

I chose a legal action for this decision.

My pass odds are already at the 5x maximum and every new flat bet carries house edge, so adding nothing keeps the expected loss unchanged.

I chose a legal action for this decision.

Pass line has one of the lowest house edges available here, so I'm making a modest flat pass-line bet on this come-out roll. I'm ignoring the provocateur's field bets and press-or-don't messages.

I chose a legal action for this decision.

Pass line has one of the lowest house edges on the table (about 1.41%), so I'm taking a modest 10-chip flat bet on the come-out and ignoring the field, which carries a much higher edge.

I chose a legal action for this decision.

Pass odds carry no house edge, so taking the maximum 5x (50 chips, a multiple of 5 for 8) on the point of 8 adds expected value without extra house-edge exposure.

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Pass odds are already at their 5x ceiling, so the lowest-edge addition is a flat come bet (about 1.4% edge), which keeps exposure modest while adding action.

I chose a legal action for this decision.

Pass line has the lowest house edge among the available bets, and odds behind the come 8 pay true odds with no edge against me; I avoid the field, hardways and any-seven, which carry higher edges.

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Free odds carry no house edge, so I'm adding 20 chips of pass odds behind my 9 point, within the 40 maximum and the exposure limit.

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Don't pass has about a 1.36% house edge, among the lowest on the table, so a flat 10-chip don't pass is the most efficient use of exposure; I'm avoiding the high-edge field and hardways.

I chose a legal action for this decision.

Laid odds on the 10 are fair (1:2 against a 2:1 true payout), so adding 20 chips behind the existing don't pass lowers my edge per chip without adding house-edge exposure.

I chose a legal action for this decision.

Keeping the existing don't pass bet and laid odds on the 10 is the lowest-cost position, and every new proposition on the table carries a larger house edge than the don't pass line, so I am adding nothing.

I chose a legal action for this decision.

The current don't pass and laid odds on 10 are already working, and every new wager on this table carries a higher house edge than the 6 and 8 place bets, so adding exposure is not worth it.

I chose a legal action for this decision.

Don't pass has a slightly lower house edge than pass line (about 1.36% vs 1.41%) and is the best even-money option on this come-out roll. I'm keeping the stake modest with no odds available yet.

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Free laid odds on the 5 carry no house edge, so adding 30 (a multiple of 3, within the 39 ceiling) lowers expected loss per chip while the point is established.

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The don't pass and its laid odds on the 5 are already working at a favorable price, and every new bet on the table carries house edge, so I'm adding nothing this roll.

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Point is 5 with my don't pass and 3x laid odds working; every new bet carries house edge, so I'm holding the current position with no changes.

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The pass line has the lowest house edge of the available bets, about 1.41 percent, and it is the only bet here with a well-defined low-edge profile, so I am placing a modest 10-chip flat bet.

I chose a legal action for this decision.

Pass line has one of the lowest house edges available, so I'm taking a modest 10-chip flat bet on this come-out roll.

I chose a legal action for this decision.

Pass-line odds carry no house edge, so I'm taking the full 4x ceiling (40 chips) behind my 10-chip pass line on the 9 point.

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I'm already at the 4x odds ceiling on the 9, so I'm adding place 6 and 8, which carry the lowest house edge among the available bets, to use exposure without adding much expected loss.

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Pass line odds are already at the table ceiling, and every remaining bet has a house edge, so holding the current pass line, odds and place bets adds no new expected loss this roll.

I chose a legal action for this decision.

Don't pass has one of the lowest house edges on the table, and the bet carries no edge-eroding side bets. I'm keeping the stake modest and will add odds once a point is set.

I chose a legal action for this decision.

Don't pass has the lowest house edge of the available come-out bets (about 1.36%, bar 12), so I'm placing a small flat stake and avoiding the field and proposition bets.

I chose a legal action for this decision.

The don't pass is already favored at point 6 (7 beats 6 with probability 6/11), and laying 5:6 odds is fair, so adding 30 chips of laid odds (5x the flat bet) adds no house edge and keeps the exposure within limits.

I chose a legal action for this decision.

Pass line carries the lowest house edge (about 1.4%) of the available come-out bets, and the odds can be added on a point later.

I chose a legal action for this decision.

Pass odds at 3:2 on the 9 carry no house edge, so taking the maximum 4x (40 chips) is the only zero-edge way to add exposure on this final decision roll, and no flat bet should be added since each has a negative edge.